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With no other change than the update to 12.3, Safari has stopped recognizing password input fields on web sites. It simply ignores them being password fields and there is no offer to insert the known and saved password for the respective site. I've checked with multiple sites but none of them work any more while all of them did with the previous Monterey version. Explicitly unlocking and checking the password list in both Safari and the System Preference has not made a difference either. All the passwords are still there but they are of no use any more because Safari no longer recognize any password fields. The language preference is also unchanged (english as preferred language, trying multiple sites, most of them in english). System: iMac 27" (2017) Is there any known change or other issue about this?
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This seems like a very basic question but I couldn't find an answer to this yet: I have a simple C++ command-line application which has its main() thread and from this it forks a service pthread (BSD thread). This service thread performs the I/O on the console. When I just let it run, it works as expected. The question is: I would like to pause and single-step only the main() thread while the service thread continues to run free in the background, but so far the Xcode debugger insists on always pausing or resuming all threads at the same time, apparently (regardless whether the pause was due to clicking the pause icon or hitting a breakpoint in either thread). Have I overlooked something or is it in fact impossible in Xcode to pause and single-step only one of the threads in a Mac application? (I'm not questioning that in most cases the observed behaviour is the desired and most practical one, I'd just need single-thread debugging right now.)
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